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The public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in California · page 21

Ranks 1,0011,050 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
1001West Adams Preparatory HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified94210.1%
1002Lynwood HighLynwood, CALynwood Unified1,85820.1%
1003John H. Glenn HighNorwalk, CANorwalk-La Mirada Unified88210.1%
1004El Modena HighOrange, CAOrange Unified1,79520.1%
1005Mt. Carmel HighSan Diego, CAPoway Unified1,80020.1%
1006Indian Springs HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,81020.1%
1007Galileo HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified1,75020.1%
1008Rio Americano HighSacramento, CASan Juan Unified1,89120.1%
1009San Marino HighSan Marino, CASan Marino Unified88610.1%
1010Arnold O. Beckman HighIrvine, CATustin Unified2,77630.1%
1011Vista HighVista, CAVista Unified1,74620.1%
1012West Covina HighWest Covina, CAWest Covina Unified1,75620.1%
1013Santa Fe HighSanta Fe Springs, CAWhittier Union High1,86520.1%
1014Portola HighIrvine, CAIrvine Unified2,69330.1%
1015Redondo Union HighRedondo Beach, CARedondo Beach Unified2,92130.1%
1016San Marcos Senior HighSanta Barbara, CASanta Barbara Unified1,92620.1%
1017Palisades Charter HighPacific Palisades, CAPalisades Charter High District2,92030.1%
1018New West CharterLos Angeles, CANew West Charter District98010.1%
1019Bonita HighLa Verne, CABonita Unified1,91120.1%
1020Tesoro HighLas Flores, CACapistrano Unified2,03020.1%
1021Chino HighChino, CAChino Valley Unified2,07720.1%
1022El Rancho HighPico Rivera, CAEl Rancho Unified1,99520.1%
1023Del Oro HighBakersfield, CAKern High1,92720.1%
1024Manual Arts Senior HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,00110.1%
1025Arleta HighArleta, CALos Angeles Unified1,03810.1%
1026Dr. Maya Angelou Community HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified97110.1%
1027McFarland High School Early CollegeMcFarland, CAMcFarland Unified1,02710.1%
1028Estancia HighCosta Mesa, CANewport-Mesa Unified97610.1%
1029Pomona HighPomona, CAPomona Unified99310.1%
1030Hoover HighSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified2,01120.1%
1031Burton (Phillip and Sala) Academic HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified1,04710.1%
1032San Lorenzo HighSan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified1,02910.1%
1033San Marcos HighSan Marcos, CASan Marcos Unified3,06730.1%
1034Simi Valley HighSimi Valley, CASimi Valley Unified1,91020.1%
1035Legacy Magnet AcademyTustin, CATustin Unified96410.1%
1036Pioneer HighWhittier, CAWhittier Union High1,00010.1%
1037Canyon HighCanyon Country, CAWilliam S. Hart Union High1,95220.1%
1038Golden Valley HighSanta Clarita, CAWilliam S. Hart Union High1,98020.1%
1039Foothill HighPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified2,16920.1%
1040Miramonte HighOrinda, CAAcalanes Union High1,16710.1%
1041Alliance Marine - Innovation and Technology 6-12 ComplexSun Valley, CAAlliance Marine - Innovation and Tech 6-12 Complex DIST1,10010.1%
1042Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory AcademyLos Angeles, CAAlain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy District1,15910.1%
1043Beverly Hills HighBeverly Hills, CABeverly Hills Unified1,17310.1%
1044Covina HighCovina, CACovina-Valley Unified1,05610.1%
1045Santa Teresa HighSan Jose, CAEast Side Union High2,13420.1%
1046Anderson W. Clark Magnet HighLa Crescenta, CAGlendale Unified1,13610.1%
1047Golden Valley HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,22820.1%
1048Kingsburg HighKingsburg, CAKingsburg Joint Union High1,07310.1%
1049Lakewood HighLakewood, CALong Beach Unified2,30520.1%
1050Edward R. Roybal Learning CenterLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,13010.1%
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